Water Treatment Clarifier Diagram

Clarifiers separators wastewater clarification technologies for primary and secondary treatment clarification and separation technologies remove suspended solids from wastewater providing a clarified liquid effluent for downstream treatment processes.

Water treatment clarifier diagram. The high density magnetite ballasted floc flows into a modified compact high rate lancy solids separator. The clarifier works by permitting the heavier and larger particles to settle to the bottom of the clarifier. Monroe environmental builds primary and secondary circular clarifiers for industrial and municipal wastewater treatment as well as flocculating clarifiers and solids contact clarifiers for clean water or potable water applications. In circular clarifiers the radius height is usually between 2 5 and 8.

1 3 and 1 5 of the maximum depth of the clarifier. In rectangular clarifiers length width ratio is between 1 5 and 7 5 usually 3. Efficient recirculation is provided by a low shear high volume pumping impeller. Large tanks provide enough retention time to slow water down and to separate out suspended particles.

The design of many of the secondary clarifiers now being used in treatment facilities in maine were based on the surface overflow rate sor only. Simple and reliable the comag system uses magnetite to ballast conventional chemical floc enhancing settling rates and increasing the performance of wastewater and water treatment operations. The sor measures only the amount of water flowing through the clarifier. Combining the carrousel system with the carrousel proset tm clarifier with its rapid sludge withdrawal capabilities allows for the removal of nutrients quickly minimizing sludge denitrification releasing phosphorus in the sludge blanket.

Because the solids contact clarifier re circulates previously settled solids many times over less chemical input is needed and results are superior to conventional treatment methods. Owners and engineers appreciate the innovative scum capture visual access to. The same principle is used by wastewater treatment clarifiers. The slope of the floor of a rectangular clarifier is usually 1.

Wastewater from aeration basins is usually entering the clarifier from a centrally located pipe. Carrousel systems set the stage for achieving tight effluent limits. Our experienced staff will provide high efficiency low maintenance systems that will provide the highest return on investment.